ZIPDOCS: Fresh Pond, A reservation of many uses for many people is a short documentary on the history and current importance of this Cambridge landmark. Produced by members of the Cambridge Community Television ZIPDOCS class: Mark Jaquith, Doug Pouliot, Steve Schnapp and John Roberts.

ZIPDOCS: Cambridge Cohousing 02140 is a short video on Cambridge CoHousing, a community designed and developed housing project in Cambridge, MA. Produced by members of the ZIPDOCS class at CCTV: Lauren McFalls, Melissa Tomey, Brian Axelrod and Surafeal Wolday.

Odd Fellows Hall and Dance Complex: a video on the history and use of a historic old building in Central Square, Cambridge. A production by members of the ZIPDOCS class at CCTV: Inéz Eizmendi, Liza Zvereva, Irina Danilova and Laureano Batista. Music by Brazilian Touch.

A short video on the art show "How I See the World" by artist and photographer Kathy Getchell. The show will be on display at the CCTV Drive by Gallery from March 7th - April 18th 2008. See more of Kathy's art at her website, www.gailearaigetchell.com. Features music by Manolo Camp.

Artist Maria Marx discusses her oil paintings of boats and trees, on display in Cambridge Community Television Drive By Gallery through March 18th, 2008. Video by Amy Mertl.

Mama, look what I found.

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Check out some highlights from the NeighborMedia program in this short demo reel!

(from Harlo's blog)

Recently, I was asked by CCTV to do a feature on Susan Eisenberg, a poet and photographer affiliated with the Cambridge Women's Commission. Eisenberg's latest project, Perpetual Care, is an installation of photos and poems inspired by her 5-year long battle with multiple chronic illness. It's a thoughtful exploration of the "thin membrane" separating sickness and health, life and death, and the artist's struggle towards a "plan forward" in the face of illness.

Perpetual Care is currently on view at Lesley University's Marran Gallery until March 31. This project is sponsored by The Women's Committee Cancer Project, The Cambridge Women's Commission, and Lesley University.

Matt Landry from CCTV/CEA was one of the videographers commissioned by the organization Free Press (and its offshoot, savetheinternet.com) to get reaction from people who were shut out of the FCC's "public" hearing at Harvard Law School on Feb. 25. Read more about what went on inside the courtroom in Susan's more timely blog post here.

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